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Hey Bob, good to be back with you again.

This is our third episode in the series we're doing on mother wounds, wounds and then today we're going to talk about

some of the things that happen as we grew up and a family or specifically kind of living in

and under and with a marriage or maybe a separation or a divorce.

And so we're going to talk about how that impacts us today.

And so I think for a lot of people that this is a very common experience that I don't know if a lot of people think about, right?

When you think about healing, we often think about, oh, I have a mother wound, or oh, I have a father wound.

You don't really ever hear anybody go, oh, I have a marriage wound that came from my mom and

dad, you know, they would say, oh, their divorce impact.

I mean, I think that's kind of what we're

zooming in on is when the relationship between the husband and wife the mom and the

dad and how that impacts us in our life is that any thoughts there? Yeah and that's so

crucial. I mean it's I mean I've run into it over and over and over and over again

when I'm praying with people when I've through therapy all those years.

It's the parents set the culture of the home and I,

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